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Hanging out in style
A vanity is comprised of separate cantilevered elements to sculptural effect – the design incorporates enclosed storage and open shelves
Touching feature
A sleek induction cooktop is paired with a splashback in textured subway tiles – one of many design splashes in this G.J. Gardner showhome
Regal deportment
Ornate furniture-look vanities together with a shapely tub, copper wall sculpture and floor and walls in Mystique Green Quartzite – this ensuite is fit for a king
Space exploration
Why waste good living space on your car? This astute interior design has transformed a tired garage into a colourful dual-use study and guest bedroom
Double delight
Alluring, glamorous and able to be used by both owners at the same time – from these humble brief points has an elegant bathroom grown
See you on deck – 8 examples to inspire
Decks come in all shapes, materials and aesthetics – a deck is not an afterthought, it's the cheapest way to add floorspace while facilitating that all-important indoor-outdoor flow
Honouring the A-frame
Charmed by the typology of the A-frame cottage, the new owners of this 1950s property aspired to revitalise the cottage into a 21st century home
Simple yet sumptuous
With strong, simple stone and burnt wood cladding, a stepped layout and stand-out design moments, this home combines functionality with flair
Island attraction
Enveloped in smooth-to-the-touch white leathered granite and with a timber-lined 'cloud' overhead, the island in this scenic kitchen takes centre stage
Colour coding your waste system makes sense for your family and the planet
Take your home or office waste bin to the next level with Hideaway Colour Coded Liner Holders – speed of use, recycling education and recycling efficiency are...
Heart of the jungle?
No, heart of the home. This landscaped space bites into the floor plan of this family residence and as such brings a verdant vibe indoors
Where's the bathroom?
This renovation sees a two-level modern addition to a classic home – so where did the master ensuite ended up? The classic windows are misleading but the views tell the tale